I dedicate this poem to Susan B. Anthony.

This is a rough draft poem about the movies that children watch over and over. These movies are "innocent" and designed for children. However, if you pay careful attention you will see that we are hammering ideals into their heads that are generally in opposition of what we as adults are fighting for.

Poem.

A daughter’s words to her mother.

"I Hear America Singing," by Walt Whitman and "I, Too, Sing America," by Langston Hughes comparision>

A poem about how I see Gender in today’s society.

We decide how each creature, be it human or animal, ought to behave. The society lays down the rules. What if we don’t comply?
Casteism, racism, sexism and all other "ism"s begin with these norms of the society.

Life is a never-ending amount of seconds, minutes, hours, days, months and years.

Frustration about a friend of mine.

Another use for sexism, ageism, and how I lost my sandwich.